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At least 11 dead, several missing in fiery crash of UPS plane near Louisville airport

A t least 11 people are dead, 15 are injured and 16 more are believed to be missing following the UPS plane crash near the Louisville airport, Kentucky ‘s governor said Wednesday. Gov. Andy Beshear said one of the people killed was a young child. The three crew members of the UPS flight also were among the dead.

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Death toll in fiery UPS plane crash near Louisville airport rises to 9

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UPS plane crash death toll rises to at least 9, officials say

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Fatalities reach 7 in Louisville airport UPS plane crash

A UPS cargo plane crashed near the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport on Nov. 4, killing three and injuring 11.

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UPS Distribution Hub in Louisville Has 300 Flights Per Day. What to Know

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12 Dead After Engine Fell Off UPS Plane That Crashed And Exploded In Kentucky

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UPS jet that crashed in Louisville had just been in San Antonio for maintenance

The jet briefly lifted off the ground before crashing and exploding in a giant fireball.

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What to know about the deadly UPS plane crash in Kentucky

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At least 3 dead, 11 injured in UPS plane crash in Kentucky, and governor says numbers likely to grow

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Former WHIO-TV reporter explains ‘unique challenge’ for pilots landing at Reagan Airport

DAYTON — A former WHIO-TV reporter explained the challenges for pilots while landing at Reagan National Airport. This comes as search efforts continue after a passenger jet collided with a Black Hawk helicopter while trying to land at Ronald Reagan ...

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Kelly Ripa suggests 'airport divorce' from husband Mark Consuelos during live TV spat

Kelly Ripa introduces "airport divorce" trend on "Live with Kelly and Mark" as she and husband Mark Consuelos playfully argue about their different travel styles.

FOX10 News

Mobile Regional Airport seeing increased traffic during record-breaking travel season nationwide

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Many people plan on being home for the holidays. AAA says over 120 million people will be traveling over the next week. And among them, 8 million will do so through the air. It’s a record-breaking season and we’re seeing busier ...